The FOMC sets the federal funds rate to manage inflation and employment. When rates are held steady, variable-rate debt costs remain stable while high-yield savings accounts continue to earn more. Focus on paying down variable debt and locking in fixed-rate financing to protect your budget from future rate volatility.
Learn how the Federal Reserve's FOMC interest rate decisions impact your mortgage, credit cards, and savings, and how to adjust your financial strategy.
The Federal Reserve has launched five task forces to modernize its monetary policy tools. Learn how these changes impact interest rates and your finances.
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